Guy Filled With Instant Regret After Asking Internet To Identify Mysterious Hole In His Garden

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mattstaff
Sep 14, 2018 12:00 AM EDT

Some questions are better off never asked in the first place. 

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    Text - By rhysfcarter6: A hole opened up in my garden and on closer inspection it is a brick chamber. It is around 6 feet deep currently and about 4 feet wide. The house was built in 1888 and is located in a small town in rural Suffolk, England. What is, or was, it for?
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    Water
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    Circle
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    Hand
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    Brickwork
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    Brickwork
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    Circle
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    Water well
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    Text - Landship 2743 points 22 hours ago Looks like a septic tank. I.e to hold sh*t 2190 points 20 hours ago Bruhbeans You're digging in a 100 year old toilet 622 points 22 hours ago dezziss Cesspit TheDreadKing 1388 points 20 hours ago As a rule, you should find out before going in. Bubonic plague can still be dug up in some parts of England and Europe. Wash your hands.
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    Text - Twiggington TheThird 61 points 22 hours ago My guess is it's an old well. possibly a storage chamber to keep things cool sparkingfuse 3 points 17 hours ago Is called a drywell. It's for draining excess water during heavy rains.
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